Research projects
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Achieving High-Integrity Voluntary Climate Action (ACHIEVE)
The ACHIEVE research project will identify opportunities to strenghten and scale up voluntary climate action, to achieve a worldwide net-zero society by 2050.
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Handbook of Environmental Political Theory in the Anthropocene
Machin and Wissenburg oversee the composition and editing of some 40 chapters by 50-60 renowned authors in environmental political theory and related disciplines for a handbook that will be published by Edward Elgar in late 2023 or early 2024.
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IO BIO
The IO BIO Project provides an open access online biographical dictionary with short biographies of Secretaries-General (SGs), or other executive heads with different titles, of International Organizations (IOs).
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Innovation and Production Benchmark
Based on the results of the European Manufacturing Survey (EMS), the Responsible Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre at the Institute for Management Research can make such a comparison
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VIA Participatietraject Nijmegen (VIA participation process)
This project sought to understand how the VIA participation process in the Municipality of Nijmegen contributes to higher levels or participation in society through work, both voluntary and paid.
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European Manufacturing Survey
The European Manufacturing Survey (EMS) aims to map the innovativeness of the manufacturing industry in various European countries and beyond.
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Synergizing Sustainability
This project aims to better understand how policy-making for agricultural development in the Sahel results in synergies, as well as frictions and trade-offs between different development goals, such as agricultural development and food security.
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WorldTrans
WorldTrans will use system dynamics methods and modelling to deal transparently with multiscale issues and policy response options. The team will work to “bridge the gaps” between models, experts, and user communities.
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GAPs
What are the trajectories, infrastructures, and diplomacies that shape the EU’s governance of return migration? What are the effects and human rights costs of this return governance?
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Transgressing ‘good’ cities
The project will investigate the implications of colonial legacies in (re)defining people’s experience and engagement of public spaces.
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JUST-PREPARE
The research project investigates the social, technical and societal dimensions of a just and effective energy transition, from carbon-based to renewable energy practices.
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Democratic innovations & populism: For better or worse?
This project of Dr Kristof Jacobs investigates the effects of democratic innovations (e.g. citizen-initiated referendums, participatory budgeting and citizens’ assemblies) on populist citizens.
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N-SAFE
The N-SAFE project examines the newly emerging role played by non- governmental organisations (NGOs) as they partner with governments around the world in the global fight against illegal fishing.
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Tracing Syrian Refugee Return Dynamics across South/North Divides
This multidisciplinary project examines the connections between European return decisions.
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(De)legitimation and international order
In this project, with funding by the GLOCAL hotspot, we are constructing a new dataset on the (de)legitimation of international order that will allow us to close these conceptual and empirical gaps.
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Constructing Neoclassical Realism
This project seeks to explore and critically reflect on the politics of contemporary neoclassical realist (NCR) theorising in International Relations.
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Populism and Political Parties Expert Survey (POPPA)
The Populism and Political Parties Expert Survey (POPPA) dataset measures positions and attitudes of over 250 parties on key attributes.
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EU Solidarity and Risk-sharing During COVID-19
This project examines the conditions under which European citizens support international cooperation in controversial policy areas.
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Boardgame Energiek
Energiek is a boardgame, developed by researchers at Radboud University. It teaches players more about the energy transition in The Netherlands. Energiek focuses on companies, secondary school students, and the general public.
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KLIMAP
The aim of the project is to develop tangible ways in which to transition to climate resilient management of soil and water within agriculture and natural areas in the sandy areas of the Netherlands.